High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Jebel Qafzeh remains or Qafzeh-Skhul early modern humans were discovered at the paleoanthropological site Qafzeh (ger. Kafzeh) near Mount Precipice south of Nazareth, Israel. Since 1933, 12 significant fossilised human skeletons have been found at the main rock shelter and in the Skhul cave. These (seemingly) anatomically modern humans, both adult and infant, are now dated to circa 90-100,000 years old (or older). Many of the bones and shells of Glycymeris insubrica are stained with red ochre which is conjectured to have been used in the burial process, a significant indicator of ritual behavior and thereby symbolic thought and intelligence. 71 pieces of unused red ochre also littered the site.

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